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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
2
A distorted notice states post office at Diller will mail second class matter and publish rates for advertising. It mentions an official rate per line and references the American Press Association as foreign advertising representative.
The Department of Public Works issues automobile regulations effective July 23. Rules require two white front lights and one red rear light, limits on spotlights, ban diffus ing lenses, and lens requirements for gas or oil lamps and electrical headlights up to 24 candle power. Homemade devices are prohibited.
The text outlines headlamp standards and lens approval requirements. It notes that homemade lenses would face prohibitive examination fees and that the Standard Ford Green Visor headlamp passed tests. Frosted bulbs are banned and proper focus and tilt of the headlamp are emphasized as essential for usability.
Rome protests a government lease of the Coliseum to a theatrical company arguing it desecrates a sacred historic site. A former mayor calls the act a desecration while many citizens share concern though others see potential revenue and public interest in using the ancient arena for modern spectacles.
Fragmentary lines describe an emperor in a box and gladiators in arenas facing death as Roman crowds, senators, vestals, and an eager audience react. The passage hints at a new thrill for movie fans and mentions treasury bills in a New York War context.
Cortlandt Bleecker cites moral differences between modern and earlier generations during a luncheon at Dark Harbor. He recounts a humorous exchange with a young woman, noting phrases about modest attire and social expectations, reflecting contemporary attitudes.
Amy Bower Taylor sues Michael Wo Hamoa et al to quiet title to the southwest quarter of section twenty and the west quarter of section twenty in township One north range Four east, Sixth Principal Meridian Jefferson County Nebraska. Defendants must answer by September 1 1920. Attorney W J Moss represents the plaintiff.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the heirs and creditors are notified that Mary Welling has filed a petition alleging Fred H Niemann died intestate on October 25 1909 residing in Jefferson County and owning the east half of the southwest quarter of section 15 township 1 north range 4 east of the 6th principal meridian. Each petitioner holds an undivided one half interest in the real estate.
In Nebraska no application has been filed for appointment of an administrator for the estate of the deceased Fred H. Niemann. The petition requests a decree barring claims, a determination of death time, heirship and kinship, and descent of real property with hearing set for August 10, 1921 at Fairbury Jefferson County Nebraska. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge Sackett Brewster, attys. for Petitioner.
First published July 15 1921 creditors of Nancy Clark deceased must file claims with the county judge in Jefferson County Nebraska by October 1 1921 to be examined and allowed Three months are allowed from July 1 1921 for filing claims and demands Claims not filed by October 1 1921 will be barred By order of the court Louis J Nutzman County Judge L Rainy for the estate seal shown
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